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Clinker, pumice, scoria, or paralava? Vesicular artifacts of the lower Missouri basin

Estes, Mark B.; Ritterbush, Lauren W.; Nicolaysen, Kirsten (2010)

Abrading artifacts made of vesicular (porous) rock are not uncommon at archaeological sites along the Missouri River and adjacent areas. Various terms have been used to describe this material including pumice, scoria, ...
Drawn by the bison: Late Prehistoric native migration in the Central Plains

Ritterbush, Lauren W. (2002)

Popular images of the Great Plains frequently portray horse-mounted Indians engaged in dramatic bison hunts. The importance of these hunts is emphasized by the oft-mentioned dependence of the Plains Indians on bison. This ...
Evaluating the reliability of AMS dates on food residue on pottery from the late prehistoric Central Plains of North America

Roper, Donna C. (2013)

Age offsets of accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) assays on food residue taken from pottery vessels are well-documented in Europe and Asia in cultural contexts were freshwater aquatic products are attested, but are less ...
‘I spy…’: the (im)possibilities of ethical participant observation with antagonists, religious extremists, and other tough nuts

Falcone, Jessica Marie (2010)
A Late Prehistoric bison processing camp in the central Plains: Montana Creek East (14JW46)

Ritterbush, Lauren W.; Logan, Brad (2009)

Bison utilization during the Late Prehistoric period in the central Plains varied from the diffuse pattern that characterizes the Central Plains tradition to the focal pattern of the westernmost Oneota. Both patterns are ...
Late Prehistoric Oneota population movement into the central Plains

Ritterbush, Lauren W.; Logan, Brad (2000)

The White Rock phase is an intrusive Late Prehistoric archaeological complex in the central Plains. It shows clear ties to the Oneota tradition of the upper Midwest. Population movement best explains the presence of this ...
Leary site revisited: Oneota and Central Plains tradition occupation along the lower Missouri

Ritterbush, Lauren W. (2002)

Archaeologists of the central Plains and prairie peninsula have known of the Leary site (25RH1) in extreme southeastern Nebraska for more than 85 years. Early archaeological visitors to the site concluded that its remains ...
The Machine is Us/ing Us

Wesch, Michael (2007)

"Web 2.0" in just under 5 minutes. This video was released on YouTube on January 31st 2007 and quickly became the most popular video on the web throughout February 2007. The song is "There’s Nothing Impossible" by Deus.
A meditation on meditation: the horizons of meditative thinking in Tibetan monasticism and American anthropology

Falcone, Jessica Marie (2010)
Two George Washington medals: Missing links in the chain of friendship between the United States and the Wabanaki Confederacy

Prins, Harald E. L. (1989)
White Rock Oneota chipped stone tools

Padilla, Matthew J.; Ritterbush, Lauren W. (2005)

A standardized approach to descriptive analysis of chipped stone artifacts from the White Rock site (14JW1) in north-central Kansas allows comparison with Oneota lithic assemblages. These comparisons reinforce the ...
YouTube and You: Experiences of Self-awareness in the Context Collapse of the Recording Webcam

Wesch, Michael (2009)

New media not only introduce new ways for us to express ourselves, but also new forms of self-awareness—new ways to reflect on who we are and how we relate to others. This article analyzes the experiences of self-awareness ...

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